then we say, (not too loud)
what gives
but the present, and accounted for
numbers off
on a holiday, free from calculators
turgid plots
hush tones power, over mono warm
fonts clash
sea foam spattering, rocks murder blood
iron tasted
like a good chef, stirring stewing boiling
pace marks
red blue nightmares, flash black hands
put up
posters over posters, town hall meeting
the end
bars bars bars, drunk dead stall
worth it
Maybe.
- B
Poet note: This is a form of poetry I've invented and am rather fond of. I call them "3-2-1" poems.
This blog is run by B D Bechtle, an aspiring novelist. The writer's fate hangs in the balance. His heart desires only the path of an author, rugged and perilous as the terrain may be. Earnestly, he yearns to appeal to and entertain the masses with his fiction, striving to find meaning within his food encrusted keyboard. His blood (and Chai) fueled ambition propels him ever skyward. Will his dream reach reality? Or will it be crushed by it? Who knows? This is merely lighthearted melodrama. Enjoy.
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